"Soda Pop Rip Off" is the debut full-length album by Slant 6, released on CD by Dischord Records. This energetic and raw record captures the essence of early '90s punk rock from Washington D.C., blending catchy melodies with sharp, socially conscious lyrics. The album features standout tracks like "What Kind of Monster Are You?" and "Don't You Ever," showcasing the band's unique sound that combines urgency with a melodic edge. Dischord Records, renowned for its pivotal role in the American punk scene, has been home to influential acts such as Minor Threat and Fugazi, consistently supporting independent music since 1980.
Slant 6 was an all-female trio formed in Washington D.C. in 1992. Known for their fierce DIY ethos and innovative approach to punk rock, they quickly became a staple of the underground scene. Their blend of angular guitar riffs and powerful vocals set them apart from their contemporaries. With "Soda Pop Rip Off," Slant 6 cemented their reputation as one of the most exciting bands emerging from Dischord's roster during this era.